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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
BROOKLYN.

Joseph b. Smith. q bookbinder Of Dc Kdb and
Lewis AYES, had Clarence ID. Bennett conduc,o,
IN tho Vanderbilt line of street cars, arrested
for assault. Smith came from Conoy Island on sun
day with his wife and her sister and got ON tho car
lie claims that Bennett abused his wife ana wnen no
inerfercd and followed tho conductor TO the platform
he WINS thrown on and his left was brokon by tho
fall. Bennett says tho party was noisy ana ms.
Smith sat down q little girl on entering tho car
and be rsbuked her. She used abusive language AMI
The whole party made So much disturbance that ne
ordered them TO leave. Tho two women got on pup
after a time to put him OF. Thon Smith ran after
the car and fell and broke his arm Bennett made
hearing was down for Thursday by Police Justice
kenna yesterday.
Corporation Counsel jerks, who was unable to help
Registrar of Arrears Colo out of tho difficulty he got
into BY selling property In arrears OF taxes Anor
twenty nine days notice. whom thirty arc required
by law. has q zen an opn:In setiin- ror'n u's' .ne
sao Is null and tho money must be rennhed 70 thc
purchasers who have paid. No ono Will ioso any
money One Of the purchasers. Frederick W;
Interest frSm tEo Registrar which he would have
cured from th. owners " thoy had redeemed the prop
erty he bought at tho sAe for sl4'4oo.
tnct-Attorney Ridgway and his wife SAL Tor
Europe to-day In the Alor to DO gone about two
months Tho attaches of tho DistrlotAttorncy's
otilce win bid Mr. ndgway fsswell ct tho wharf
and present Mrs. Rldgway with howop.
Tho will OF tho late Seymour l.. Hustled the provi'
sions OF which have been published, was admitted to
probate by Surrogate Lot yesterday
Absolute divorce has been granted to Mrs Mary
T.. Ryerson from John V. Ryeron.
The hearing In the Of Ell Fire Marshal Thornc,
who ls accused OF securing money by false preonces
I'm giving check when no had no bank balance was
adlournci yesterday until Friday.
Mrs. Emma Bodenstcin OF No lat Bedford
ave. died yesterday afternoon at st. Catharinos Hos
pitai from burns she roceived At No. $50 North
seventh ST., on Monday night Sho assisting
her husband In cleaning tho house. of which he Ia
agent and their kerosene lamp exploded, Both were
fatally burned Tho husband Is stin alive.
Charles Taierquest, age sixteen of No lot Butler
st.. was drowael while swimming yesterday at the
foot OF Fourth-st, IN the Gowanus Canal
Deaths last week. 4O1; births, $685. marriages, 80.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

NoRwALkThe construction Of the second section o. the
of so eae~ has been awarded 70
Son. oil Brooklyn for $4,000 TO De nniShea
In 10 working days
srAaFoRn-Jamss Gcering age twenty employed BY
W Gillespie at Shppan Poiut while bathing on Mondy
evening was seized with cramps and was drowned
BRIpoRPoRT-Four young all less than eighteen years
of age John nningham James Gle son Jane. Harvey
Walter Baxter left town Monday with the nxed purpose
but with hone will valn OF enistinR INTO ne
regular army. W. II. sarouck was In the ely yeserds
talking about details Of his recent purchase the shopaug
Railroad. The little Derby as IL called was alluded 70
Government has awarded the contract 70 remove
VI the old inner beacon In~ ex
Of Strauss with severa aliass. che god
something about tho recent diamond burglary
here win DO held the City Court today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON July 26.The Goodw wood meeting opened to day.
Tho stewards Cup by Mr Mackenzie's
brown black Upset r. Cannons four'
yearod brown Oily secood and Captain MAchsrs
bay horse Grafton third There we're twenty
three ssrera The betting 20 TO against Upset. IL 10
aranst TiD, to / against ration.
Ihr race for the for twoyearolds by
Mr. Msnton's chestnut Oily sobrsoza with ths Dass Of
Uamtop's lilly LuaAn second, aud Lord Cado
sans Oily 0aliop third Tho Duke OF Wesnibstsrs
chestnut hy Mara was tho ouiv olhct tor oeAureets
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

RocHKLLRThe street cars Tended TO run between
Railroad Station At this place ana uason
Park viii begin running today
sIso sISaFify convict: wers transferred yeserosy 70
day onnd within the walls bag containing osca coat
with letters N. c. and piece OF
rope twenty long, end Of which an iron hook was
att ebed.
WHITE PLANs-w. p Pla referee In foreclosure pro
ceedpEs lnstitufsd aganst the Mount vernon ana Ea
Chester Railroad Company offered the properly sna
franchise sal White PlaiHs yesterday The nrst Oln
S26 OOO Thomas Nichols formerly VICE pres
dent of the This S4OoUO said u 20
in interest some capitalists Of Mount vernon Mno
bonds Of the company Tor Sooo
beating peT cent interest The referee declined 70
accept the bonds pay Their real value was only 80
on tho dollar willing tbs bonds ~ the
rate by acceptable check Tor 900
reached and further proceedinxsm
tho matter were postponed NTH next Tuesday.
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SECURITIES IN THE SINKING FUND.

December Controller Losw asked tho
OF tho sinking Fund TO appoint committee TO exsmae she
securities In the Sinking Fund aud that they
rect Some tims afteward Presdsnt Beskman and City
Chamberlain vlns were appointed ~ the and yes
terday. In with Deputy Controller Storrs and
Deputy Chamberlain Lamb they countet the sscarltios
There hand December 81 1855. 10 sscurties
958 10 then fund has received trom
aud other SsISk000 nskiag total Of
tl6 75e.9es 10. There have paid % N.S6oo0o sf
Reyense bozds lesyinT Q 1etal Of Sk2tO2 90 10
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VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

WEST HoBoKRs.-A site has been purchased At Central
and TrzphakeL. for the erection Of now German
Catholic Church TO be known st Joscph Tho church 10
be building. and The conversions viii DO laid next
Sunday
Nrw.BRuSswIcx hut occupied BY the Denmssd. was
rzded Yesterday the authorities The Denmsads have
caused much suts to the auhorrea The 6rothers Ham
John knewn hsTmits. John hes nyaterteusy
disappeared tus 81 his fAai dsAppsArsd lass winter
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EtMARk.

Peter Donnsly age twelve. Of No. % sandfordst
paE ng with last evening when the animal sudden
~ became abd ami prnkng the child tore hrs face
shocking manner The lad was removed to b.
hichaePs HospitA IN an UNCONSCIOUS condition
Three Young boys Thomas French James Riley and John
Norge lvnx their parents In Ship st. left their
Yesterday and had returned late hour Early
the evening the mother Reilly waA informed by boy on
thai the three tsbg boys had been drowned
Police officers went along the line Of the canal
but could learn nothing.
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xu.R.1N AND SMITH MATCHED.

LONDON July 20The articles for the prize fight between
Jake" Kilran Of America and Jim Smith, Of England
we're signed At o'clock to-day In the ONCE Of The Sport
LIE According the agreement the encounter will take
place IN Spain January next within 100 miles Of
Madrid Mr. Atkinson editor OF The sporting LIE
Both siss pail tho deposits and
q future payments Smith the first TO
sign papers tbs act evidently costing hin BILE
Richard X Fox then signed for Klrain Mr. Akin
sa that Smith hal nevsr ha good bat wanted
Il smith Iejoined IL hope Nation viii
tram Kilrain Willis Jsuiny House will In
charge Only fifty spectators OF nght he allowed
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THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE

Who troubled with bad In the mouth duli -
cold feet and banda the sense Of load the stomach n
geston sddinsss weakness and prosxasisn and sai..
pains in the sdea chest and back and much dislres M
eating.
Chaplain Hail. of the Albany. N. r. Pentenary vyitsa
that this was the with his wife for many ysara shs ~
been under the sysiem Of physse,sos
in Nsw-York Brooklyn and elsewhere with Temporary
relief litts ago she bsFsa using Kss
kline the ouinne and al the symptoms showed instant
Improvement and altogether Her appetite H
idly improved shs could eat and dgest the feod ss
any well person akea With this steady increase h
nesh original SELF Her husband
says Of dyspepsia that seeued ste
gether hopeless hera often obliged TO rne n
the night administer smusnts for sake ght
ansient relief they After ave Of this misery
intermittent malarial compcating the saa
making every symp pronounced and insnsA ~
pnsumo. gastric had become involved
and had sastts and also chronic intermittent
mslariai fever all 1t oncA
XaskAe tonic which readily borne W the most DELI
and feeble stomaeha II contains the essential pns
pies Of the only remedies able malaria nse
disorders indigestion. dyspepsia and rheumatsm u
does habit Of the system which renders
sary TO continue taking work done bedy
10 left in perfectly healthy state. p: ~
Kaskine the New ouinins. The Kaskine Company, u
Warren e. New York. and IS Farripgdon Road. London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

Earned rnn.-Brooklyn. o. ST. Louis o. First base ~
Bronklyu o. ST. Loui. struck out-Brookyn ],
ST Ious q left on BROOKLYN. q; st. Louis. g.
base Robinson J. Home run-None
Threebsss hus-Noue Tvobasshits. Piukney ], Phillips
1 Double pays-NOns Wild pitrhes-None Passed balls
None. Stolen bsses-Nono. Umpire-ar Barnie OF the
baltimore club Tlme-lO5
ABOUT 800 people the game at ST George y L. res
t-ray the NJ tropoan and Lou. CUPS Ihe
the local both In the hei and al
the rat nd won rather easily In the seventh inning tho
Eome players rallied aud might have scored some runs but
I'm ped Tho score was thlsI
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nrwI,DEREp CARRIER PIGEONS.

Tho carrier pigeons liberated 81 HaEsrstown No.
on Saturday had been heard from last sRht Their
nxht was TO place to Nsw-York. The
brds ignsd start he having sent them 10
Harry Bscker ofth Baltimore and OHIO Haoaf sacser
hayipr Saturday. IL rsot that
thew Would each Mr. Monday AZ tho latest Tue
ds ali very Young and have b-rstoors only mads
trip ayng Lancaster Pennsylvania TO New York f1ty
The from Now York by air line s
estmatef Ct two hundred miles II 10 Supposed that the
birds wore caught IN became be widsrcd and lost
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CALENDAR rO-OkY.

au,rrxu cousr CaAsrsss. Before Potter J-Nos
as as 80 &c. 100 l02 l46 l<7 1888 leo 1853 1888. l1J
1873 1888 1885, 2O3 all ais $50 23i 23S 237 a3s 2ss 2<o
2&i NJ, 49,
Surxnros CouWr-SPKcIAL Trax-Bsfors Duxre. Inc
dAv calendar.
ConMcn PLKAs-SPEcIAL TsRh-Will Of Margaret Smith.
asrxAret suivan 10 will Of John Jenn
soua Al m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27
JERSEY CITY.

william Lyle OF Fourth empoyein the Hudson River
tunnel attacked yesterday with what called among the
tunnel abocrs the Carson disease and was removed 70
Hospital In critical condition The chief symptoms
OF disease cramps and they generally prove
fatal
su for has insttu cd against Jersey City
Horse Railroad CoWpany for injuries legged 10
sustained by Josephine Donpely while AlRhtDR
The complaint alleges negligence on tho part OF
the mpi0ysa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

errors-Meiropol;an Louisvle. !. strnct ont.Aero.
pol tan l. Louisville /. eft bases Metropolitan,
fouisvileo Base on balls-Ridford 2. Dou6le piays-
None Home rnn-None. Three bsse hit-Sone. Two.iaso
ht--coilins /. Mack l. HsekS Hit oy plteher-None.
Wild pitchs<-Nons Passed balls-Cook i. Umpue-Ho
Quallo. Time Of Eame-l:25
The Yorkve Young Mems Christian Association nine WIN
NAV match gane baseball with the nine OF The Twenty
third branch Aornnssids Park SATURDAY Alter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

R Fremont ss s,.sis. : f k:sss
1pDi:Sy JoAa''a' Oh sss;iSs i0S.. Church,
cs :;,si &c. is's s''. 'l
ris 3 !. s:l..: '1 Pm ::
f F.sos q ay:as. Favor IN for
ter A' a1s ~ e s' stand ana
Pro.. pull and looking al, Gssr 10
III s.H S:.a = s.s :Ss
sns her
LAY e, s nHa f h.Ss ps Sy her e ns
s S:. i: Yss s:
FIFTH RAcE-PURsE $500. SELLING SEVEN FuRLoSes.
ch,us H.nk,c::or Florence e. BY Reform E%5
p %:a: s1ssdr%
. sssss's'f e. sumo VII .@
:ss: t's ~; e.
. P:''inshT: ' fss sS:.dy. 4 10 iS1
ESuis.ii: DaDe1 aged. lP 9s.,ss. 9
s :. %s:t IL n1 * 81! e
.ss: Sss 81; sI'i
saiI sn e 70 sHsst
.1 s:'i!'I g ' sss.s
10 ~
the chute Aftcr away
aom Easter Sunday In the lead The two maos the
runung to the head OF the stretch. where rIor'
epcs and ferg Kyle closed Nth th nsd
his furlong where Florence passed Dim ana
coming onder easy pull four lengths Foolom
sscond half length before Luna Brown. third Lancaster
was never sugsroua Donohus who rode Dupis1 DOM,
plains the that h milton ION Florence toaen
him. claim not allowed Tho winner WAS ou IN
for ~ ESQ An advance the sutered price
sixth RACE-HASDICAP HURDLE PURSE $500 IN
Muga FIVE HURDLEs.
r. Frsnchs b. @ Msntmore. by KiugnshsrIady Ment;
m1. Jrs iss I'D N .eSeas
II. Cohsn's CHI Pomms dor. lbs -;,;:.....(UgYke( .
]. Donolue, frs Oh T. TallyrAnd. aGed 49, S9rscel
= scCres,y's h. asul an J. iss .d IN ph,isn
". c Dalys b. Sam Brown. aged l47...---.;lPo y
j. Kenny's CHI h. Wiliis Martin &c.,. ..-...JonsO
Ttme-2:28t
Betting TO win DAY IL to s. Pomme d. Or 70 Sam
Brown to Mentnors to Willie Martin ~ TO sooian
lzto l. Wimbledon IL to Szndord Is TO l. Taeyrand 20
toll.
Sam Brown 2 to l. Msutmoro 10 l. Willie Martin To l.
soudan 4 Wimbledon 70 Sanford 10 Taieyrand
bto1
withdrawn. This ia tho order In which
took the hurdles Flrst-Sam Brown. Pomne dOr,
Tsleyrand. Sesond-Sam Brow Tsllsyrand Pomm dOr
Third-Talleyrsnd. sam Brown Mentmoro. Pomme dOr
Fourth--Mentmore raleyrAnd. Sam Brown. Blue Day,
Porpme dor tittl-- entmore. Blue Dav. Po1mo dtlr.
aeyand After stirring finish Montm'ro won ~ neck,
second adozen lengths before Pomme dor third
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F1rrH-HASp1cAr s1nErLncnAsn. ABOUT ga MnEs
Poola vere sold as follower

First racs-svift s2S IIinalaya $40. Mamie Hunt g.
Harry Russell S. safe Ban S. Bdy Bowling So held SIT
Second -Ssvenss pair S26 Fageoetts sls Ursete
SIS Edisto 81.
Th,r race imaiaya SGT wahoo s25 Irish Pat 81 Lews
Clark fib Eight TO- seven Slt Del Sorte $i3 field Sl2
Pourh Clee SIS. Leo ii. ST. King Crab SO. XIII
messe ST.
Culougl s., fela SIT.
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WHAT rs GoINGyoN TO-DAY.

Argument In Jacob sharps case before Judge Potser
Board OF Electrical Control, City Hall.
Ylsit OF Ohio Society TO Fall OF BABY lon evening ,.
Meeting Of osrshorsnsn st. Jamess Hail. Jersey CITY.
SHm. 49,. q, o.,r~. G
4 p m .. ..,.
81 Patrck Alliance Of America picnic and games Ridge
Of d.esatss for Canal Convention Rochester
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Ffnh heenV Hotei--EI Postmaster General Frank ~.
ton al Chicago Judge samuel sheshsrger OF Vnio ''nh
seymour U and Charles Green. OF 81 Lous
ptetarfo Hotet-count Mons eas OF Munich c,s
hokI-Attorney John r. boet0n OF new yeueyi
James NJ Marvin OF Saratoga ana SeneIn
Thomas kilby Smith OF PHILADELPHIA "'Sey nsu I'm
Carlos French, OF Connecticut .AuTaS ~"
Retet-John o'Donnell OF Lowvilie. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

SARATOGA RACES POSTPONED UNTIL TO-DAY.
SARATOGA july 26-Ths to-day have been postponed
Of rain. The entries stand There
change IN the betting.
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SECOND RAcE-CoLLEEN STAKES. TwOYEAROLD Fill
LiEs. $50 EACH. ", 800 ADDED SPECIAL wEiGHTa
SIX FURLONGs.

SIX FURLoxGs.
A. Be b Belinda. by Kingfshsr BslionA 400
D 8. wi,a.is: by Uoes.cn.mcr,. KsasrIy 2
Hsss S T. Z Das.i., los tcar j.tHs@toS
4 ssl%ents b. Pssrs:s ;!hy.lSp( 3
FAIRFAX Stables T. OGDEN Roe, 100 ....--.tbenaer)
Betting to winDanelia 70 J. Aa.trienns to l. Pssrs.s
ss%s!: any q . sS,o Golden Reel IS 70
B.sns tor piase-Dapsa to s. Aus,rienne7 to Peer
SS.%s,. my Toar%slns i. Golden Reel 70
XiisnsS and Sea Fog we're withdrawn The
MP badly at the posi- Tor twenty minute, which time MT
ana X: cssno 1 we're S
tie nag rss given With Lamnsry we'll In front Faway
= the middle Of The asia In the run 70 The Saarsr
va: Ss nsma s Ss .%a
fsiiDs Dsnea los, gr, uad seay, seeming TO be
Al The turn and though the response came quickly the
isvare locke dangerous the the
we're fairly siraKht%ned out nr home All coming
with ridiculous ease ~ aees' the chamos n,ly ssccnd
tSs asi furong had be contsn, with nf,h place
THIRD RAcg-srEvExs STAKES. THRtEYEARoLDs.
800 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHS lSs
Mus.
Appel; 'sis'oi'' Oh TiS Si%y
Bs,,ins. Hanover barred, Al%y 80 70 ]. .,., .,m
where The nvacbie chesinat rd all the way palling Nc
Laughin out OF the saddle at stride sad doing hs host
Amy But IL was not be- Hanover won IN bs gaiop W
four lengths
FOURTH RAcE-HASplcAE $25 EACH. $3.50 ADDED
l-16 MILES.
A. Bslments b Lady Primrosc by The Ill Used-Iady
2. 3 SsHi.: Y.,aiI
essSsx sisSSs q RySs1A
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ana 10 n. noa wa, nearly perfect. The score was fol-

set and In the Held Was nearly perfect Inc sc0re "'S
I6vsi
Iaa,.nsDeli'. S98SSS Fl
pttsburg. "
acknowledgements 81 Pittsburx IL Enors-Inghn.
spohs 0; Pittsburg. l. Pichers-Morrs and hsAy' om'
pIrs-AE Powers.
Al Biz CHA "ton-Newark. = Bnghamton,&
As Rochestsf- Rochester. o ! Scranton, 4
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STATEN ISLAND.

ToMpKrsvJIIR-The Staten Island Belt Line suracs ta
road Company just been incorporated 10 VIZ run TON
entire length toe road win eshteen miles Inc caRha
920003O The cofpofaAors Ahe " ~
Ryder, J. A. Moore and John Kean. jr.
BlAcHThe case o. Peter o. Sr me son
who q the properly came yes -
James seguins By NJ. Kslash whsre he WAS carry.
ing on & restaurant business On July ~ Is
to property immsdlssy Bergman sai% ns:.
session ON the same night seguns and Constable moresn
hotel to possession OF some pop
erty Tho Bcrgmsna said, throw chairs and legs 81
tables them Kelash then had the Bergman. Ss
Kstlssh arrested Q Justos Vaughn TO
served his decialon until tonight
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.
NINIAPUaE Al dANAG

MINIATURES AZ dANA0
TO-DAY -ff
sunrisss AS Sets 'i6 Moon sets ll:43 Moons age.
HIGH wATgR- -.
A-saudy HOOK O:2I Gov Isrd 020 He'll Cato Ill
PX-sandy Hook. Ill Gov. lard las Hell aatss 9i9
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Gar. was inspected being concerned in their aeasn sna
was arcssd bot there was syideaee nm ~
He suspected OF bclnR ~
re- ssnsaYsncs Ok his brother John. He told the oncer
that no knew nothing about his brother.
ORANGE Mira Bridget McNiernsY died IN the Gemotas
uos,fa on sunday the hithy hovel IN whicn sIS
lived and almost before she WAS rspoved) WA sup
os thai she was INDECENT After her death nowever 10
Vas that made wi which wss up o
a. sy Sstber Mcdowell LEAVING her property vaineo
~ on 70 bsr two brothers slater search OF the hovel
hich vas hall filled the surface VI whhn ses
er.i dead hoatns revealed sio 90 IN cash so
bank book representing over Sl.S0o
wERHAwxKsTwo gangs Of aborers one arisn any wa "o
hawken branch Of tho NewYork Lake ETC ann sar
relied wi m two the Italians about trivai
them Dsxos and threatened 70 thrash both OF .nem; &
he ahout 10 carry his into execution ono OF
Italians picked up and struck Clinton on nS nI1
with it Telling him TO the ground The Italian limedlsy
took woods although pursued by o. S
lrish jaborors trace could DO ounn Ins otnS
isiians roesssd NOT TO know the Cntons asszt
ant Clinton attended BY Physician khodea me
said that probably fatal Inc ponce
Of Newly and all the neighbornS cities arc requeseo
look the Italian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-27

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D.,
1855 West e3d-st
Hsurs--su IL. 5HL Diseases Of the Nsrveus system
asnits- Urinary 0rgaua npotsaos and stsrility
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LONG ISLAND.

BxRMcKThe Protestant Episcopal Church OF tas se
Long Island yesterday by Bshoy ,tieobn
in tho presence Of large congregation The biahop sss
ward Rverhead where he Grace froos
ant Episcopal Chapel in tho evening
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FIKsT RAcE-HANDICAP. $25 EACH, $3.50 ADDEI
EERLONGR

r. Mccaull'. b. h. Choctaw. by saIon-Fanny LnSaov
Npy Loriilnrd;s CHI c sirtiosway, s. EVANS
Fsrfsx sIaOisa Oh. Cyclops MCCARTHY
CHM 4 Hapkinss Litte Minch aged. l22 80 lLsws)
MORT: blk e s sI:.a1'i os
D. b. Witherss br. 6. salisbury. T. l04 lear TO- VI,
J. r. Ha.1ins b. Precioss l. ITO
e. W. Hefners Dr. kuiailA s. tBenderl
F. Lorllard ira Er. 0. cambys~s lol lhaneitv(
p u Ryan's en- e. Theod.sua 20 tear y1 Sl tWsrnkr(
n Wcodiords Garrison, 3D. 80. h.lop)
A. j. Csssatrs gr White squsli 9O...-.....tEnEe)
Tims-ll6.
Be.uns to yin-Ltts Nncn 70 / cyclops 70 l. Cnoc-
knaus II 10 salisbury - TO Il Brtanno 10 10 Iheo.
Souail 90 10 |. Laura Garrison 80 TO i.
Beinns for pisoeLts Mlnch even Cyclcps TO Choc.
sulx " Salisbury to Britannia TO Theodosus
Strdsaway AZ 70 Anarchy IL TO l. White squal IL to
There was . dsIsy Of fifteen minutes. At the post
Snry LATHE Much and Cycops were hurried trout
iurlopF the former led ~ neck cycops se opf
Chocaw the others already beginning 10 string
and nns rscc easne Of
There change la going sroun tho turn
cept the ferorn division stronger A. tho head Of
the strech Mona, usual Kiominousiy retrcas 70 OBJ
scurty tyclops passed Choctaw ~trdsawly followed suit
Little Minch began 70 slip slowly back into the ruck bis
doubt the Hast twenty yars Here Choctaw de
CIT closely by neck. stridoAwsy second hall
length cycops third The race wns bsau'uly rid
den throughout
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